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Yulia Strekalova is Part of Research Team Creating Educational Health Cartoons for Children

Tuesday November 10, 2020

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, is part of a group of UF researchers who have teamed up with Chicago-based animation company Tiny Docs to create …

Yulia Strekalova Receives 2020 UF First-Generation Champions Award

Friday November 6, 2020

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, is the recipient of a 2020 University of Florida First-Generation Champions Award presented by Machen Florida …

Yewande Addie and Yulia Strekalova Co-Author Article on Using Edutainment to Evaluate Wellness in Black Communities

Monday August 24, 2020

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications doctoral student Yewande O. Addie and Yulia Strekalova, CJC research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, are the co-authors of “The Art and Science of Systemic Wellness in …
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Yulia Strekalova Co-Authors Blog on Guiding Collaborative Conversations

Wednesday June 3, 2020

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, is the co-author of the blog “Guiding Collaborative Conversations and Connections with Probing Questions” …

Yulia Strekalova Co-Authors Two Chapters in New Mental Health Communication Book

Monday November 18, 2019

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, is the co-author on two chapters in the new book Communicating Mental Health: History, Contexts, and …
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Yulia Strekalova Selected as National Research Mentoring Network Grant Writing Coach

Thursday November 14, 2019

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, has been invited to be a grant writing coach for the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN). NRMN is a …

Ten CJC Faculty and Students Presented Research at the 2019 ICCH Conference

Thursday November 7, 2019

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications faculty and students presented their research at the 2019 International Conference on Communication in Healthcare (ICCH) hosted by the Academy of Communication in Healthcare (ACH) and EACH: …
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Yulia Strekalova Receives UF Creative Campus Catalyst Grant

Monday April 29, 2019

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, has received a 2019-2020 UF Creative Campus Catalyst Grant. For the Creative Campus project, “Promoting …
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Yulia Strekalova Selected to Teach Abroad at Summer Academy in Colombia

Wednesday May 16, 2018

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, is one of five traveling educators selected to participate in the UF Graduate School’s Office of Graduate …

Yulia Strekalova Elected to AcademyHealth Advisory Committee

Tuesday December 12, 2017

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development, was recently elected to the AcademyHealth Translation and Dissemination Institute Advisory Committee.​ …
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Fight Cancer With Better Communication

Wednesday October 25, 2017

To win the fight against cancer, UF STEM Translational Communication Center researchers are exploring how we communicate about cancer—both with each other and with the wider community.

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Use Social Media to Communicate Cancer Risks

Wednesday October 25, 2017

It’s no revelation that social media have changed the way we learn and communicate new information. But is it an effective way to communicate health risks associated with cancer? STEM Translational Communication Center researchers investigate.

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